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List of unusual cryptid sightings, UK
There seems to be a certain lack of information on British cryptids, so I’m here to remedy that! Below is a list of some interesting cryptid sightings that have taken place in the UK, complete with links to articles and descriptions:
Beast of Bodmin - Cornwall, England
Beast of Ennerdale - Cumbria, England
Werewolf of Hull - Yorkshire, England
Big Grey Man - Cairngorms, Sotland
Owlman of Mawnan - Cornwall, England
The Croglin Vampire - Cumbria, England
Morag, Lake Monster - Loch Morar, Scotland
Dogman of Snowdon - Snowdonia, Wales
Beast of Dean - Forest of Dean, England
Leece Creature - Cumbria, England
Loch Ness Monster - Inverness, Scotland
Afanc - Wales
Brenin Llywd (The Grey King) - Snowdonia, Wales
Big Cats - Ceredigion, Wales
Hairy Man of Nant-Gwynant - Wales
Oban Wolf Man - Oban, Scotland
Beast of Bodalog - Wales
Cannock Chase Werewolf - Stafforshire, England
Cannock Chase Black Eyed Child - Staffordshire, England
Cannock Chase Wildman - Staffordshire, England
Pigman of Cannock Chase - Staffordshire, England
The Hyth Owlman - Kent, England
The Batman of Kent - Kent, England
Werewolf of Camberwell - London, England
The Worcester Werewolf - Worcester, England
Cannock Junction Creature - Preston, England
The Creswell Dogman - Northumbria, England
Glasgow Winged Creature - Glasgow, Scotland
Creature of Loch Morar - Loch Morar, Scotland
Please note that this is by no means a complete list, I will be adding to it and altering it as I find out more information. If any UK residents or visitors have any sightings they’d like added to this list, feel free to contact me :)
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Why am I obsessed with Tinkerence? Glad you asked.
To begin with…Tinker Bell’s character in the original story and therefore most adaptations is defined by her unrequited love. She would both kill and die for the one she loves, and that boy doesn’t love her back. In fact, he kind of forgets she exists within the year she (presumably) dies. (Referencing Barrie canon. The rest of this analysis is Disney based so discount that bit but I’m just making a point…)
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